Recall filled-square patterns that grow from 3 to 12 squares across 10 rounds.
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Press Start and study the filled squares on the grid.
After they disappear, select every location that was filled.
A complete correct pattern adds one square for the next round. Clear round 10 with 12 squares; any incorrect selection ends the run.
Visual Memory is a 10-round location-recall game. Patterns begin with three squares and grow to 12; the grid is 3×3 for rounds 1–3, 4×4 for rounds 4–7, and 5×5 for rounds 8–10. The challenge is to recall locations, not a click order.
Your score is the number of squares in the largest pattern you completed, up to 12. It is simply a record of the current session.
More about your scores →On an early 3×3 grid, you might see the top-left, centre, and bottom-right squares filled. After the pattern hides, selecting those same three locations in any order clears the round.
A diagonal, a corner pair, or a gap in a row is often easier to retain than a separate mental note for every highlighted square.
Rounds 1–3 use a 3×3 grid, rounds 4–7 use 4×4, and rounds 8–10 use 5×5. When the board changes size, make a fresh top-to-bottom scan rather than relying on the earlier layout.
Notice small shapes, rows, corners, and gaps instead of memorising each square alone.
Scan the grid from top to bottom before you begin selecting.
Do not rush the last few choices; one extra square is still an incorrect pattern.
Results describe this game session. They are not IQ scores, diagnoses or clinical assessments.
No. Select the remembered locations in any order, as long as you select all and only the filled squares.
The run ends immediately because the pattern was not reproduced exactly.
The 4×4 board starts at round 4. The 5×5 board starts at round 8.
No. Select only locations you mean to include; selecting a blank location ends the current run.
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